wonderfull invention, utility and dignitie of printing, the 
     which surmounteth all that the antiquitie may conceive or 
     imagine of excellencie, knowing that it conserveth and 
     keepeth all the conceptions of our soules, it is the 
     treasure that doth immortalize the monument of our 
     spirits, and eternizeth world without end and also 
     bringeth to light the fruits of our labors. And although 
     somewhat may be added to all other acts and humane 
     inventions, yet this alone has entred with such good hap 
     and perfection in this world, that ther cannot be added 
     nor diminished any thing that doth not render it 
     defectious and deformed: these effects are so mervailous, 
     and executed with such celerity and diligence, that one 
     man alone in one day will print more letters, than the 
     promptest scribe or scrivener may write with pen in the 
     space of one whole year.